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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1978 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .. FEMALE ROOMMATETOSHAREexpenseson 3- co PART. TIME OPENING. ~75 • week. Call-294-2064 .... hoU!iC' 1 Here's- the car you've probably· been wan .. a. bdnn NE Heighls~ $100 per mo~ pfus .? 2-4pmonly~ • 03/01 utilities·~ Non-$moker. 883-5718.. 03)01 tlng, and now you can buy one ln. excellent - COUPLES SUMMER WORK, Oallup KOA Kampground. H:ousing,plus.sal'ary. 8'63-5021- 03'/1'4 condition. .1976 -.i:: 5. FORSALE ....<> 7. TRAVEL Of, WATERBEO: HEATER.. LiNER., headboard with Senior Co-Captain Michael :::;, ,shelves-.. Frame is large and sturdy on five legs~ 2$5- FIATX.19 CULTURAL AND STUDY'~TOur of Spain,. alt im Cooper was voted to the U.S. 35t11eavernessage:. Best:.offer~ 03'/02 pottant points·t St400. Air' trip A lb-./Madrid.. room- A beautiful car with ator $300' worth or ox. SP.ElCIAI., . ' 0 l976 fiAT fJ.l ~ S:-speed, low mileage.. excellent 20 days; two meals/day. Guide. tours, bus~ Contac-t u... Low mHea1 excellent Urec. AMIFM Sportswriters Association First ~ COLLECTIONS condition. many extra.<>.. c:an. Barry817-188t~ 03/09 Dr. Enciniasy U~ of Albuq., 83-l-11 n;Exr.2St.~ 03/Q$ radio. tape pfayer, chrome luggaga rack~ 0 crvolnll beauty rtms. Orange with. black_ trim Team All America. See page 11 COLOR TV FOR LOBO games:. 1s:··· .. Used_ $130...... ! and opeclal -or atr1p-.' Prlc«< for quick for details. ~ call'242.-3885. 03102 8. MISCELLANEOUS ·a EDITORIAL SERVICE ANO. writing_ as.sistam:e. PIMENTAL GRAND CONCERT~ Made: 191lt oalt- only $4095 0 1. PERSONALS 265-t 1'64~ 03/06:. excellent condition. $600. 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Year otd, Caimarr , yourSelf in. the: comedy and. tragedy or being, human- A['io· AKC registere&ffmale-co!He: pupr $75.00, Milt~,. allfgat.or-$70,00 B'oth ro~$1;3tl.00~869-6503~ 03/0t z see ~·Acts: oC Passion'' Mai. 5'·&- in: UNM''s TDDAY'S CRDSSWDR.D PUZZLE Experimental Theater. 03/01 "2~7~908!. 03/02. N 6. EMPLOYMENT ACCURATE INfORMATION ABO\JT co~ PROFESS'fONrAI... TYPIST~ rBM S'erec:ttic·~ ACRPSS 50 Turmoil Funds UNITED Feature Syndicate Rea.mnablerates-~ Guaranteed accuracyM 298'-1t41" 51 Reverie -.. naceptfon~ sterilization .. abortion. Right to Choose",. p-ART-TIME JOB:- Sales~ flexible tJours. good pay. 03/02. 1 Silica Tom Williams told the senate that ORCA Swa.nson and senator Ann Dunphy, will take ., 294-0171. 04128 Possible full.-ti'me fQr.summer. Call~ Phil Franczyk,, 53 Islam By D. M. FLYNN discrepancies in the International Center's ll.·"" 5 Express had established its hours earlier that day. place Wed., Mar. 8 in the returning students ALBUQUERQUE JGURNA_L. lOc~ American· NEED HE.~? WLTH PAPERS! Typing~ editin~.. C.L.U ••. 883-5360. 03/14 gratitude to adherents: LOBO News Editor Budget. dgareltes 48co. imported cigarettes- from 20 nations revisi:on. researctJ:..281·3001. 03/03' Var. "I'm giving them until the end of the lounge at I :30 p.m. OVERSEAS· JOBS--Summer/year·round. Europe0 S.:. 10 Piece custom. blended pipe tobacco's-cigars and' Honey rose: DRESSMAKING.. ALTERATIONS. MEN'S America. Australia~ Asia. etc-. All fidds, $SOO-Sl200 57 Shopping Elva Benson, an ASUNJ",1 Senator, was week," Anaya. said. "They haven't done Anaya also announced to the senate the herbal cigarettes·_ Waitt There~s: moi~Pipe & clothes·. ReasonabfC'_26Z.OH68'. 03/03 monttlly·~ expenses: paid. sighl: seeing.. Free in t4.Toward The ASUNM Senate appropriated every shelter areas anything, they haven't done any research or finance committe budget hearings, which will Tobacco Rd- has jewelry boxes--rainbows~ MATH. 102~ COMPUTER Sci'ence ESO. Will tutor~ formation. Write: BHP Co-., BO:< 4490. Dept. ~B. 61 Egg-shaped penny of its $1,173.79 Wednesday, with killed Saturday in an automobile accident. paraphemalia--celestial seasonings reas· an'd lay-away.' 277-5793.. 01L02 Berkell!y, Ca. 94704~ 03/10 15Woody 62 Poor car The discrepancies in the International conducted any polls. All they're doing is review budget requests form from ASUNM plan~ Pipe·& Tobacco Road~ I07B.. Cornell SE, 1/'i Asian plant more than three-quarters of it going for the 23RD- STREET RUNS Into- Heaven Book:s+ Book~ WORK IN JAPANl Teach En8lish c.onversation.No riage: 2: Center's budget involve salary raises not collecting salaries. Tltey have to get their organization for 1978-1979, will be held from blook UNM. M-F8:l0.6, Sar-10-5. 03i0l dl:gr1:1:,. or 16Cullure spring UNM Fiesta. fi'nder. Fine edi£ion for the collCctor~ ot.. the: arcane· experience.. Japanes€!' required·. Send long. . words DELIVER LUNCH. Cararro's Plzza wilt deliver· stamped,_ seif~addressed envelope for details·. Japan- given to the director, but required I;JY federal stuff together," Anaya said. 8 a.m. until II p.m. Mar. 5. The hearings hard-to-find. Henry Miller~ Kenneth, Patchen., Wm. medium 64 Stiff hair Last week the Senate was left with a sandwiches~ piZW:,, salads- ro your· desk at lunch time. Burroughs,, Kerouae-. De. Lades," nLes: Liaisons 158',._4fl' W ~-Center,. Centralia~W:L: 98531. 03/01 ORCA will begin a survey of the LOBO wi_ll be held in the Child Care Co-op, Anaya 1. 7 Artificial 65Have- balance of $6.23, but Wednesday the body Ia w, it was announced at the· Finance Call 268-2300- 03/09 Dangereuses.,~" Bl3ct. Sun~ 175. 84:!'~96. after [2.. PART-TIME JOB GRADUATE students only. shoe this week, Sen. Mimi Swanson said. said. DORMS! IF YOU~RE HUNGRY at night give· Mon-Sat. · Ol/07 aboutone ·approved the withdraw! of $1167.56 in in Committee meeting Wednesday. Afternoons: and'. evenings. Must be able to work material An internal business item which deals with The Senate approved the appointments of Cararro's- Pizza a_ call fordeliveryofits·famous:pizza.,. Friday· and Saturday nights. Must be 21 yrs~ old. 19 Bonito's 66lamb terest from their reserve account at In other action at the meeting, Rick Anaya ~ sandwiches:. and salads, 268-2300. 03/09 pseudonym 4. HOUSING Apply in person,. no phone: calls·, please~ Save-Way relative Coronada Savings. The interest has been announced that he, as chairman of the the assessment of activities fee on part-time Linda Martinez and Tina Medina to fiesta Liquor Stores· at 5704 Lomas-NE,.5516 MenaulNE 67 Solid precip. "MOUNTAIN. PART 2", "CLOSE EN 20Askear finance committee, would "freeze" the undergraduates was not dealt with but will be committee, Robert Primeaux as chairman of COUNTERS': • ..SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER."'• ONE BLOCK UNM,. deluxe one bed-room furnished' 0!/10 68 Takes· care accumulating since 1976, Gonzales said. nestly (he i!ltramural and recreations board, Brian "COMA"- di!lcount movie tickets available soon. apartment. Twin or: double- beds,. $:t85. Var.~ity KRKE NEWS IS looking forade:ik assistant .. 5-9 am,. of hems appropriated where $801.99 for the funds of the Office of Research and Con the subject of a public joint hearing of the r4r. SE'.. 0311~ 21 Sculptor Watch for details~ 03/03 HOuse, Columbia Mond'ay through,Frid'ay. Ifyou're-cre-ative-andinto-a 69Ciosing UNM Semana de Fiesta, $I93 for the pur sumer Affairs (ORCA) if the organization finance and steering committees, Anaya said. Louis Matthews to the popular en FEMALE ROOMMATE SHARE 2/bdnn apt. 842· bit or gonzo, contact' Peter Wellish at 765-5600 Jacob Rrrrring! "LOBO•• n No, Woodward- and Bernstein noise ness words failed io hold regular office hours and show The hearing, which will consider the bill tertainment committee and Ann Lichten aren't in,_ can l tak.e a message1" Call the LOBO 0046- 03/01 immediately .. EDE- 03/01 ------1 2 Raja's wife chase of two savings bonds for the surviving 45 Marries introduced by Ana.ya a.nd co-sponsored by berger to the union board. newstip-hotline, 277-5656. 03/03 4- ROOM APT,, air conditioned., $90/montlt. 243- 23 Moved in a 13 Passage: again daughter of Elva Benson and I78.80 to cover some productivity. MEETING THURSDAY MARCH 2,1978, 7:00pm,. 18 to. 03/01 curve DOWN Abbr. 47 Fight of the UNM. SMS ofNMHEA. All Home Ec. majors· EFFICIENCY S.!25.00. ONE block from UNM, 25 Utah. native 1 8 In this place 49 Shellac in By JANE QUESNEL _and minors welcome. Simpson Room •. HEC'Bidg. utiliti'es .. furnished~ 255-f676. 03'/01 26 ------post 1 Price war 22 Greek walks 03/02. gredients LOBO Stpff Writer FEMAi..13. WANTED TO SHARE J-bd-r!U house.. 2g Gave an ac" result 24 Confounded 52 Speedy BUBBLE PRACfiCE TANKS~ underwater hockey· Around MarctJ: tsr., Non-smoked 268'-0181 arter 5 count 2 Danish 26 Artificial tonight .. 7:JO Johnson Gym poo!~ Bring a rri~ndt pm~ 03/03 34 Descended measure gems 53 Pi'aywright A political rally, from noon to 4 p.m. today on the mall, will open the 03/01 ----Hart WALK TO UNM~ Crean 1-bdrm, large: yard. $120. 35 Lengthy, in 3 Adroit , 27 Prefix: for Nuclear Power Forum New Mexico Women's Forum. Hosted by ASUNM president Pro GUITAR LESSONS~ Introductory lesson free. Folk, utilitieS' paid. Call262.-L 75-L,. Valrey Rentals,. $30 fe:e. time 4 Take away horn or 54 Stove cham classical or rock. Experienced teilchc:r~ Private 03/0l ber Tempore Ann Dunphy and LOBO Managing Editor Rebekah Szymanski, lessons. & 37 Old 5 Medicinal stock Call Marc at L M Music: Studio~ 247~8 1~8~ LARGE 3-BDRM HOUSE. Kids~ pets· wetcome_ 55 Eisaku ----: tfn 38 Mineral compounds 28 Pleasantly the rally will feature discussions by representatives of the Democratic S210 .. no lease-~ Call262~1'15T,. Valtey Rentals,,$30 fi:e. spring 6 B·ret ----: gay Japanese Sparks Hot Comments Republican, Socialist Workers and La Raza Unida parties on th~ HAPPY BIRTHDAY LINDA. l' loVe you. Chuck~ 03/00 premier 03107 39 Afr. flies U.S. author 30 Otherwise resolutions passed at the National Womens Conference in Houston. Candidates GARAGE PLUS COZY 2-bdrm,. securely· fenced,. 41 Ten 7 Pierre's 31 Shin 56 Mentally HAPPY BIRTHDAY! PRECIOUS. Pisces, Potter, yard,. kido;, pets~ ~100 includes utiUtie.<>. Call 262~17 51., We could tell you about healthy Each speaker will be allotted a four-minute period to discuss specific Pcddin' Pic .. l. love yout Pie II. OJ/01 ,Valle:yRcntalst_SJO fee'. 03)03 decibels friend 32 The chosen By DORIS MARTINEZ Montague, a UNM professor who the great places we work, 58 Deaden resolutions, followed by a six-minute question and answer period. SOAK UP SUDS at Ned's tonite. Evc:ryWednesdayis· ROOMMATE WANTED,. FEMALE preferred,. 3- 42 Choir mem- 8 Baseball 33 Takes out LOBO Staff Writer teaches s:nviornmental studies. Also Sche~uled speakers will include Republican lieutenapl gubernatorial ~pedal drink nite. 03/01-' hdrm· apt.. in. NI;. $100 including utilities plus one· thee specialists we work ber team 36 Sleep 59 Assam sHit speaking against nuclear power was 44 Flvwei pait 9 ------with 39 Exchange caw.hualt: William Vaieniine un child abuse, Democratic lieutenant third deposit~ Swimming· pool,. etc. Call 883-8927 ~ With and all the other worm Dr. Bob Wall, a retired nuclear 03/13 benefits ol Anny Nursing. 45Staple food the Joneses 40 Rulers 60 Surface "We're all going to glow in the gubernatorial candidate Tom Rutherford on battered women and U.S. 2. LOST & FOUND 46 Intermission: 10 Representative 43 Unwritten physicist from Los Alamos 1-BDRM STUDIO~ FURNISHED~ utilities. paidt fissure dark!" Representative Robe11 P. Hawk on health. laundry, $1'45. 200 Jefferson NE.. lZIS Copper NE, But we're looking for Kick Off FOUND:: CHEMISTRY NOTES. class 436. Pick: up at 2 words sample jurispru- 63 Man's "The end is ncar!" Scientific Laboratories. 2664137,842·6170,299-3048. 03/0l nurses who care more After opening statements, Millie Arviso will deliver a short memorial Pipe& Tobacco Road,. 101B Cornell SE.. 03/01 48 Cloth folds 11 Malarial ill- dence:· 2 nickname "Send those Westinghouse Holding views in favor for 3-BDRM HOUSE~ walt-to-wall carpet,. immaculate tribute to the late Senator Elva Rose Benson. FIND YOURSELF in the:. Peace: Corps-. Ortega 233 .. about patients. nuclear power was nuclear power condition. close- to UNM, sto-ve &:. refrigerator, communists back to where they The rally will be followed by a two-day forum sponsored by the 277-5907. "' $320.00. Calr268-I637. 03/01 Whatever the reasons engineer Bruce Wood and Craig SUBSTANTIAL REWARD FOR Japanese- Netsuke came from!" WHAT IS A COLLEGE LNN'! Good food. Car· behind our special style Women's Studies Program at UNM. dOlt on black cord. Lost 2116178. Call Francine:. 277· These are only three of the Fredrickson. peted, air conditioning. Apartment slyle· living. 300 Joyce Trebilcot and P.M. Duffey-Ingrassia attended the conference in 2631 orin Santa Fe:,. 983·7737. 03/03 ol nursing, we see it work several comments shouted by angry Montague during the debate said, Ash NE, 243·2881. 03/0t small wonders every day, Houston. LOST SATURDAY NlTE at Cale Concert at Golden· listeners at two men from "Westinghouse manufactures Women's Inn, brownish rust dac:Mhund cross. CALL.2f%.2S43·. and we're extremely proud "We came out of Houston incredibly inspired and excited by the unity nuclear reactors. They have teams Reward~ Answers to Shacker. 03/07 ol it. Westinghouse who spoke in favor and the spirit women experienced there," said Trebilcot. FOUND NEAR TACO Villa, Labrador puppy-, of engineers that go around the t ...... , of nuclear power Monday night in Duffey-Ingrassia prefers to call the forum "a mini-Houston. We want to female. 883·1465-after·S:OO pm. OJ/07 If you will graduate soon country trying to sell nuclear the New Mexico Union Ballroom. share with the women of New Mexico some of the spirit and substance that with a minimum ol a BSN, power. It is by no accident that A debate about nuclear power as went on in Houston." · 3. SERVICES you can share in that a viable alternative as an energy these two men are here tonight." special feeling ol pride Workshops, free and open to all, will be held in the Student Union LSAT-MCAT REVIEW COURSES. Prepare Now~ ~ INKOS ~ source turned into an arena of When Wood and Fredrickson Forum and accomplishment with Building from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, March 3, and Saturday, March4. Call PENM 842-5200. tfn anger and finger pointing. were confronted with this statement Topics covered will include the Coors Boycott, Women in the Media, EX~ERTTYPING. 266-4567. 03131 us. · Nuclear power itself, was not the by the LOBO they said they worked QA TYPING SERVICE. A complete typing and Battered Women, Rape, the ERA, Lesbian Rights, Minority Women and I ODAK I Your local Army Nurse target of debate. Why two men for Westinghouse but did not editorial s.ystem. TcctJnicat. general~ legal, medical, Corps Representative wi II Affirmative Action, Woman and Bakke. scholastic. CtJarts& tables-. 345-21lS. 04/29 were speaking al UNM in favor of nccssarily represent all their views .• be happy to tell you more. The Forum is completely self-supporting due to grants by the Greater KINKO'S TYPINd SERVICE (IBM selectric) and nuclear power and what they Wood said, "When we select an now J-minute pas:;port Photos. ND" appointment. I I UNM Fund, ASUNM, GSA, and the Women"s Center. A documented 268-8515. tfn represented .was what gave rise to energy source we have lo look at the 1 FILm SALE ~ economy of the source, the safety account of all expenditures will be available lo the public at the conclusion Call Collect the heated arguments. of the forum. Representing the oppostion of it must be reliable and we must Staff Sargeant A complete schedule of events may be obtained from the Women's ·e;feglasses or Contact Lenses consider its environmental im- I 10% Discount ~ Luis Olvera against nuclear power was Peter Center. One day service. quality and (505) 766·3604 (cont. on page 6) style at reasonable cost ! Across From UNm ~ Casey Optical Co. ~ 2312 Centrnl S.E. I The Army Nurse Corps. We '\• tf ri For the agricullural student with no place to do his thing or simply an apartment dweller who is feeling the pinch of high food prices, the New Mexico D·aily Lobo Albuquerque Parks and Recreation Department has the answer. Community gardening is a project allowing those who want to raise their own vegetables but who have no place to do it, said Janet Sayers, educational coordinator for the department. Please place the following classified advertisement in the New Mexico Daily Sayers said the cost of a 15 by 80 foot pioUs $30 for the growing Lobo times(s) beginning , under. the heading season, which is until about the middle of October. (circle one): 1. Personals; 2. Lost & Found; 3. Services; 4. Housing; She said the fee covers the cost of irrigating the land once a week. 5. For Sale; 6. Employment; 7. Travel 8. Miscellaneous. Want Ads say it This is the second year community gardening is being offered Sayers in a Big Wayll said. Last year 90 plots were offered compared to 200 plots which are being offerred this year, she said. The land available for the project is owned by Menaul High School and is leased to the city. It is located next to the high school. Mike Leake, manager of Green Acres Nursery, said 12 tomato plants for SO cents could produce several bushels of the vegetable. Classified Advertising Rates Leake also said a package of gree bean seeds, ranging from 491o 69 15c per word, $1.00 minimum charge cents could easily produce five pounds of edible food. Terms Cash in advance For the price of a pound of either tomatoes or green beens one can buy a package of seeds to grow his own vegetables. The price for seeds compare to a price of 39 to 69 cents a pound for Hours: 8:30A.M. to 1:30 P.M. tomatos and 69 cents for a pound of green beans. Registration for community gardening begins March 5 from 10 a.m. Monday thru Friday unti14 p.m., Sayers said. Any lots left to be rented will still be available after March 5 on a Marron Hall, Room 105 first come, first served basis. Each person who uses a plot of land will be responsible for the care Mail To I'··) garden after it has been irrigated, Sayers said.· UNM Box 20, University of New Mexico 'She said there will be a full-time staffer lo assisl persons having l Jblems with their gardens. The staffer, she said, is there just to give Enclosed $____ Placed by ------Telephon'"------Albuquerque, New Mexico. 87131 au vice. This is the site of future fruit and vegetable gardens to be planted by city residents, including some 1\ny person or group should feel free to come down to the UNM students. The gardening program is sponsored by the Albuquerque Parks and Recreation IC~\istration, lobe held at land parcel and start planting, Sayers said. Department• • ------~------~--- -~ f r 00 Anti-Abortion ·clause S:· ,, Benson Memorial ~ Attached ·to Legislation ; World News II. WASHINGTON (UP!) ~ The denying sick pay and other health Planned in Shiprock ::E NUMBER 1 IN $PORTING GOODS 0 House Education an<;! Labor insurance benefits to pregnant Memorial services for Elva Rose Benson, 23, a UNM student who 3:: .n Committee today attached anti- workers. died ill: an aut~ accident last week, will be Saturday, March 4, at 1 ;;·~ ,3 abortion language to legislation p.m. , m the Shiprock Chapter House, Shiprock, NM. 0 Z? what would keep employers from The Beard Amendment stipulates 0 'tii Transportation to and from the services is being coordinated LOBOMANIA that the eligibility benefits extended Rhodesian Black Rule 0 through the UNM Kiva Club and the 'Native American Studies q~ 0 to pregnant workers not include u department. Cars will depart from the Native American studies office, r The true story of a famDy , abortions. It leaves open the option 0 ·~ 1812 Las Lomas NE, .at 9 a.m. the dax of the services, Participants 0' tbat fought the Nazi madness of negotiating .for abortion benefits 0 ::E with the oDiy weapoo they had. SCheduled for Dec. 31 who need transportatiOn or who can volunteer transportation are HEADQUARTERS in collective bargaining, however. !l: •' - - asked to make arrangements with the Kiva Club by calling 277-3917. Editor: I am angered by your Tuesday, Feb. 28 editorial demanding that the mine workers ratify the proposed contract. . Three months ago when the strike began, it was thought that the coal miners didn't have much of a chance. Coal and power companies had stockpiled thousands of tons of coal and were ready and willing to by· Garry Trudeau simply starve the miners out. It is only because of the abnormally cold LOBO edhorial phone m-5666 LOBO Editorial Staff winter that the miners have the chance to obtain a decent contract. Edilor in chiof; Tim G.i:Uaghar Coal mining is the most dangerous job by far in the United States. It Managing Editor: Rebahh Szymanski News Editor: D.M. Flynn is grindingly hard work under filthy, almost Dickensian conditions. If a Photo Edi1or: Wendeii'T. Hunt coal miner makes it to retirement age with life and limbs intact, there is Sports Editor: Peter M•drld Arts Editor George ~lntn a very good chance he will have been disabled by silicosis or black lung, Copy Editors: Debbie Levy. A"n• Poofe a debilitating and horrible disease caused by breathing coal dust. The Ad Manager: Frank Salazar EDITORIALS: Unsigned editorials repreaent a majorltv opinion of the LOBO editorial board, coal companies have resisted all efforts to pressure them into spending All other columns, cartoons, and letters represent tha opinion of tho author and do not the money to make mines safer, healthier places to work. (The contract Make it yours! Our new ribbed sport shirt is knit Mail to: Name neei!fssarily relleC:t lhe viitdW ol tlte editorlal board. • would have miners pay part of their medical expenses, and would of 100% combed cotton for coolness and comfort. Coors Premiwn Offer LEnERS: Lettora to tha editor must be typed and signed by the author with t:he author's. Address signature, address adn telephone number. Letters to the editor should be no longer than 300 prohibit local strikes to protest working conditions.) Available in natural color only, with black contrast P.O.Box658 words. Only the name of the author will be printed :~~nd names will not be wlthhetd. AU letters The coal miners have serious and legitimate complaints about the stitching and the Coors brand name and I ion design Golden, Colorado 8040 I thnt discuss hisuea will be printed, flocked in red . .Just $6.95 each, plus 50¢ shipping Cily Stole Zip OPINIONS: OpinioM must be typed and signed with the author~s name, ~ignature, address way they have been treated by the coal operators. Whether or not they Void where prohibited by and telephone number. Opinions should be no longer th.an 500 words, Ottly toh name of the and handling per shirt.. author will be printed.and nama• will hot be withhold, decide to ratify the new contract, it must be their decision and theirs law. Missouri residents, Adult sizes (specify quantity of each): All submissions bec(jme the propertv of the New Mexico Doilly LOBO and will be edited alone. They do not need or deserve to have brickbats thrown at them Available in limited quantities, subject to prior sale. please add 4'/z% sales tax. IJnly for length or possibly libelous content. lf changes are made, the authfu will be con· - S(32-34) - M(36·38) Total numh•r Tt>lol umtHinl tactad. by pompous, ensconced in ivory towers. No stamps, C.O.D. orders Steve Thompson Please makeyourcheck or money order payable to: · olshirl\ .. ______<.'ndoscd: $ _____ Coors Ptemium Offer. or credit cards. _1:(40·42) - XL(44·46) Albuquerque Boycott Committee ,_ This offer;, valid unlil May 31. 1978. 51 ------•· ' . • l,. ! Of Cpu pie's Bizarre Sea Deaths ,. 00 . r- ' "'.... Foreign Students Feel at Home rS ..c: - t. ' .. ' • u U.S. Takes Over Murder Case Rajesh Turakhia, from India, l ' ... By DORIS MARTINEZ said, "The only thing I did for the "' PAPEETE, Tahiti (UP!) - his girlfriend from Washington, head wounds came in a fall on . and VALORIE VIGIL ~ told police he had fractured it while first 15 days I was here, Police Wednesday turned over to and his sister Carrie, who was in board ship. She was listed in serious There are more than 384 foreign 0 trying to use a winch . (Albuquerque) was wait for a letter critical condition with head injuries condition with a fractured skull in students from 63 countries at .g U.S. officials the mystery of the Young Edwards and .Miss ....l violent deaths of an. American and suffering from shock. · tending UNM this semester. from home." Hoskam refused to talk to On the other hand, there are b couple aboard their yacht and their According to young Edwards' Mamao Hospital in Papeete and Many of these students find the ·o; reporters. some students who feel right at bizarre burial at sea in 175 pounds original statement, his father fell in in vest igators still had not International Center .a home away Ci "This situation is not all nor home in America. Such is the· case 0 of chains by their son. the cockpit of the yacht last Friday, questioned her, police said. from home, said Fernando u mal," French Police Capt. Michel for Reiko Koya from Japan. ·;;; French authorities, saying · the struck his head and died instantly. . Maresma, director of the center. Bereze, who had been in charge of "I feel my country is very "' mystery is "not all normal," said "He had trouble keeping hs When Gary and his girl friend The foreign students said they are· ~ the investigation, said. "These Americanized. The United States is U.S. officials would take balance," police said Edwards told were met by police at Papeete glad there is a place like the center. people who fall all the time. · exactly what I expected. The only jurisdiction in the case because the them. · Airport, his wrist was taped and he It helps ·Students fill out cl(lss z"' trouble I have is with English. It is \0 90.1 victims were American and their Gary, a slend~r blond with a schedules and offers coqnseling.. ..., ~ n<>t the formal English I learned in 00 gp deaths occurred outside French small beard, told police that the "The center," Maresma srud, "' next day his mother, unable to Boycott Council Holds "sponsors lectures, art shows, japan." c.. territorial waters. Koya is in the secretarial program Papeete police remained silent on stand the sight of the decomposing movies and dances.'' in the College of Education. She Thursday March 2 the results of their initial in body on ship, especially since "he He said the cente·r is not only for said, "When I get my degree in the vestigations into the sudden deaths was the second ;husband she lost foreign students. ''It is open to any Mine Workers Rally spring of 1979, I will return home 7:30 p.m. - The Welfare Mess: of Lawrence Edwards, 50, and his , accidentally," killed herself with a UNM student, group or to find a job in my country." Fred Harris of Political Science, wife, Joan, 44, of Kirkland, Wash., single shot from. a revolver on The Albuquerque Boycott N.M. chapter of the United Mine organization." . 1 Many of the foreign stuc!ents Ferenc Szasz of History, and. and the critical injuries of their board. Committee, a chartered Workers union, a spokesperson for ,;{ .. come to UNM based on wha~ other Richard Tomasson of Sociology daughter, Carrie, 20. The youth said he then wrapped the confectioners union striking lm1ia. Joana Petrssco-Church of Romania and Farhad Javaheripoui of Iran organization of ASUNM will hold a foreign students who have attended discuss the state of the welfare The· mystery first came to light both bodies in 175 pounds of chains against Jill's Bakery in rei~ in the International Center lounge. · · rally and fund raiser for the United the University have told them, said system. Sunday when the Edwards' 54-foot on board and dr'opped them Albuquerque, a member of the Mine Workers and other labor Suzanne Hart, Assistant Director States with her American husband. stand out wherever they are. They English, he said. 9 p.m. -- The Light That Jazz overboard. Hoewever, he told retail clerks union currentiy striking yacht Spellbound was spotted groups Friday, March 3, at 7:30 of Admissions International Petrescu-Church is working on a are very open to meeting people but "I also came to America because Lit: Covers the jazz spectrum. sailing erratically near the South police he could not remember p.m. in Room 231-D of the SUB on the Winn-Dixie (Foodway) political science degree. they seem a little superficial. I think the universities in Venezuela are KUNM News at 9 a.m. & 5 p.m. exactly where he had buried the Students. Pacific Pearl Island of Rangiora, the UNM Campus. supermarket chain and a member "UNM is a very selective She said, "I had to wait three its because of their fast pace of over-crowded. I chose UNM UPI News at 1, 6, 8, 11 a.m., I bodies at sea. . of the Coors Brewery strikers of 180 miles northeast of Tahiti. Speakers reP.resenting various school," Hart said. "Any foreign years to get approval from my lving." because I'm married to an and 9 p.m. Young Edwards also told police Golden, Colo. The yacht carried three survivors labor groups will include Bruno student wishing to enter must pass a government to marry an American, Before coming to the United American who is from Sports at 3 p.m. to the bizarre events - Gary that his sister also had trouble Redolfi, president of the Raton, "We intend to focus on the and the conflicts I had got me States, Gerardo Rim baut from Albuquerque." "keeping her balance" and that her language skills test.'' Edwards, 27, Lori Suzanne Oskam, themes that these individual strikes The foreign students need a interested in politics." Uruguay was doing television "The best way to learn English," have in common, and emphasize all better than average grade point Petrescu-Church said she did not commercials in Venezuela. The two Rimbaut said, "is through wat th'e concurrent activity that is average, Hart said, because it like to generalize about groups of main reasons be came to the ching television in the United taking place in the labor makes learning in general at UNM people but she did say, "Americans University was to improve his States." movement," a Boycott committee easier. member said. Cornelio Rivera from Mexico has been coming to New Mexico with the University of Chihuahua folk • • . ·Nukes Fernando Maresma, director dance group since I 968 . (Cont. from page 1) UNM International Center After getting his bachelor degree plication. After considering all of The center, Maresma said, is a from the University of Chihuahua, these, nuclear powc;r is the best good place for . American and he said he decided to get his masters choice." · foreign students to sit and talk. The degree .in engineering and BIOBOY'S Montague said, "These two men American student can find out first management at UNM because, "1 here tonight are from hand what another country is like. knew 1he College of Engineering Westinghouse. They have over and Amir Manoutcheri, from Iran, is was a good one." .' Your degree .can get you ahead over again said that the nuclear the chairman of the center. He said, Rivera said, "I feel very com "No where else in the world is there fortable here (New Mexico) because All Time Favorites reactors they sell are clean, safe and faster with us than with anybody else. cheap. I say over and over again such freedom as in America. I think the people are very similar to the those nuclear reactors are dirty, there are a lot of Americans who people in Mexico." dangerous and expensive.'' take their freedoms for granted." When he graduates, Rivera said, Manoutcheri is a medical student he will return to Chihuahua Now on Sale Here's why: The biggest problem Westinghouse has, Montague said, working on his degree in hopefully to start his own con is that Westinghouse has no place physiology. He said he came to the struction firm. to store the radio-active waste these United States in 1970. Since that Ioana Pertrescu-Church from 1 You are needed right now. Or as soon as you processing systems, and world-wide installation time, he said, he has been to every 2fors2.99 Romania will remain in the United get your degree. Our project teams are crying for application and maintenance. reactors produce. ''Westinghouse," Montague state except Alaska. (with coupon~) good professionals who can grab hold fast. 4 said, "has produced more than 130 "! have found the people of You'll work on a complete system. No threat nuclear reactors without solving the Albuquerque to be the friendliest," Use these coupons and prove that two can eat cheaper than one Manoutcheri said. 2 You'll get a chance to prove how good you of getting locked into a repetitious specialty. problem of what to do with the waste.'' The. center, Maresma said, is a France will be in are. Everybody is evaluated regularly; there are You'll work on a small project team. You'll Watt, who is opposed to burying good place for homesick students to Albuquerque no missing persons at Tl. If you're good, you interface daily with other disciplines and other the waste in Carlsbad said, talk to other students with the same feelings. ------move up fast. No matter how long the people phases of your overall program. "Dumping the nuclear waste in the F======fi PAIIY I BIG salt deposits at Carlsbad is not March 3, 4, 5, 1978 above you have been there. S Sellers Wanted at the 3 March 8:15 Popejoy tsafe~" DOWNTOWN BAZAAR MELT I BOY · You'll work in a job-stable, multi-market The reaction between salt and the in the historic Rosenwald Bldg. " when 3 You'll be involved in stafe-of-the.oart projects. situation. We have a variety of products and nuclear waste, Watt said, will SE Corner Fourth & Central sw become soluable. It will then Downtown · COMBOI COMBO Design and development of computer hardware markets. We're not heavily dependent on any SALE DAYS: surface later, he continued, in table Friday 12-8 pm and software, geophysical data collection and one of them -and neither is your job. (Payday Downtown) salt and fertilizer. Saturday 9-5 • Sunday 9-5 During the debate, the team in Every Weekend favor of nuclear power pointed Everyone Welcome Live in Houston. You'll like working and living in the largest city in the South. The nation's H100% Corner Downtown•· fifth largest city offers all the attractions of a major cosmopolitan center. Here you can enjoy warm toward the opposing table and said -J. McComb, Independent it was New Mexico's duty to society National Consultant weather year-round. Houston's the gateway to Galveston Island and the beaches of the Upper Gulf Over 100 Stalls $7.001 StaiiiDay· to, let New Mexico become the "A Good Place To Sell- Coast of Texas. The cost of living is well below the national urban average. And there is no state dumping ground for nuclear waste. A Good Place To Buy" income tax. When the debte was opened to Sellers Wanted: Anliques~ Art, Baskets, Book· the floor for discussion someone sellers, Boxes, Bulk Seii-Offs. We're the Digital Systems Division of Texas Instruments. said, "The people of New Mexico Brass, Charltijble Associations. are sick and tired of having to bear Computers, Crafts, Diet Foods. We've got jobs right now in manufacturing and design for: Dolls, Electronic Synthesizers, the scars of being the birthplace of Ethnic Foods, Flowers, Fruits & the atomic bomb. We do not feel Vegetables, Furniture, Garage BS, MS in Electrical Engineering Sales; Garden Supplies, Glass that we should have to pay for this Work, Hardware, Hats, Health BS, MS in Mechanical Engineering sin by becoming the septic tank of Foods, Hot Tubs. Imports, Jewel ry, Key Maker, Kitchenware. BS in Industrial Engineering or Manufacturing Technology nuclear waste." Leather Goods, Motorized Bicy. ties, Musical Instruments, Neigh~ BS, MS in Computer Science ,...... I borhood AssociationS, Plants. Posters, Pottery, Records, Re· freshments, Rugs, Sandals, Sun· glasses, Tapes, Tile, T-Shirls Walking Slicks, Wrought Iron .. and o1her acceptable merchan~ ~nstruments, intervi~wing ~ INKOS; dise or services. \ Texas Houston, will be on campus. ACRES OF SAFE NEARBY March&& 9 PARKING ·umiled Offer. Reservations I ODAK ~ Available • Building Open 1 Hour Bel ore Le Treteau de Paris If unable to arrange an interview at this time, send your resume in complete confidence to: Sale Begins • Bring Your Own I I Displays, Tables or Blankets • presents Ionesco's Staffing Manager/Texas lnstruments/P. 0. Box 1443, M.S. 605/Houston, Texas 77001. ~ FILm SALE ~ La Cantatrice Chauve ! ! and i 10% Discount ~ a French Cabaret act TEXAS INSTRUMENTS· Jacques Prevert's Actoss Ftom UNm INCORPORAT£0 ~ I songs. I .2312 Centtnl S.E. I Students 112 price ~ Next to Dairy Queen ~ ... The Place That Serves You Right! .... __ ,. !...... ~ r ------ DQn Hill: CommetciQI Sentiment ~~ ~[!)()ij"(!)CQ z sustains an even tone throughout, " Apparently not. Dan Hill has done CO~ Skiers ~~coop'' On the Road - IV!ichael Cooper, UNM's senior By ED JOHNSON co-captain was selected to the LOBO Sports Writer Tops United States Sportswriters' Can Clinch Crown at Home Association First Team All Life along the wild and deadly road of the Western Athletic The New Mexico ski team, for America, it was announced Conference (WAC) has been good to the Lobo basketball team. the seventh time in eight years, Wednesday, The Lobos survived the seven away-from-the-Pit WAC games, as captured the Central Inter Cooper, a member of last year's only Utah's Utes could scalp UNM along the way. collegiate Ski League title behind All-Western Athletic Conference Utah also has fell victim on the road, losing by 24 in the Pit to the WAC strong showings by coach George first team, is averaging 16.4 points Title Lobos and getting whipped in Ft. Collins by Colorado State. By PETER MADRID UNM drop a key game bounce Brooks' young men's and a game and averaging 5.8 Lobo forward Marvin Johnson has been especially good with his rebounds a game. LOBO Sports Editor back two nights later to out hustle bags packed. Johnson poured in 29 points as a guest at Utah, 25 while women's team. The men's team, which came In Cooper and teammate Marvin Brigham Young. visiting Brigham Young and 23 when hosted by Arizona State. · first with 382 points to the Johnson, the Lobo's other senior Imagine the New Mexico Commenting on the Utah-BYU The Lobos have proved to be 'popular even while away from the basketball team stuffed in a road trip, Ellenberger said, "I was University of Colorado's 308, will co-captain, were named to the friendly Pit. be sending Steve Yahn to the District"? first team also. cannon and aimed at a target. sorry to see our 14-game streak Record crowds at Texas-El Paso, Colorado State, Arizona and men's nationals hosted this year by Imagine that target to be the come to an end. It's easy to get Brigham Young have packed themselves ·into their arenas to see the . Wei;tern Athletic Conference Dartmouth. nationaily known Lobos. The women's team, which came basketball crown for 1978. In the Brigham Young Marriot Center 22,998 persons came to see The in /irs! with 485.5 points to Now imagine coach Norm what many of them ahd hoped to be an upset but the Lobos refused IG Ellenberger ligh,l!ing the fuse and Western States Colleges' 330, will Union comply. be hosting the women's nationals sending his team right at the The Lobos have hit the road ten times total this year, have come next week at Red River and Angel (sub) target. away w,ith eight wins and have played before s_ix record-breaking Tonight at 7:35 in the University Fire ski areas in New Mexico. Theatre crowds. In the women's final standings in Arena, the New Mexico Lobos can Besides the four WAC road records, UNM has helped draw at the slalom event, UNM captured be one shot away from the WAC tendance-setting masses at Nevada-Las Vegas and down-state rival hoop title by downing the the top four spots with skiers New Mexico State. Carol Thomas, Cindy Stone, Colorado State Rams. New Mexico became the first WAC team since 1971 to come out of After three WAC road games, UNM downs. a young Stepanie Lemay and Margie Alley. The Lobos can then exploqe on Arizona with two wins. Utah \)eat Arizona and Arizona State in '71 BYU squad at home 95-82 In the men's slalom, UNM the target Saturday afternoon at and Brigham Young accomplished it in 1967. The Lobos averaged a captured the number three, four 2:30 when UNM hosts the 12-point win while on the road in the WAC. Presents: Wyoming Cowboys in the last nine, II and 13 spots. regular season WAC: game for both squads. Okies Presents The last year UNM won the WAC, 1974, the 'Pack needed a Foot Long win over the Rams in Fort Collins to almost assure themselves of the Lobo Photo by Ron RiVBI'll Hot Dogs WAC title. Hotlzons In 1974, it took a last second Do You Need by jump shot by senior guard Pat Leuty Gotthlem .35c King, now a Lobo coach, to win Cash? the game for Elienberger. daily 11-3 Tonight, the Rams, the Lobos, Earn $15.00 a week King and Ellenberger again unite but this time the game is in Donate Twice Weekly Albuqeruque and the big Lobo guns, Marvin Johnson, Michael IN THE Cooper, Phil Abney and the rest Thursday GREAT of the Lobos will be on hand as at well. The L_obos contin.ue winning by dumping Utah 773-89 in Blood 8:00 BUY'N'BUY... Earlier in the season, UNM a regronally televrsed game. , JUAREZ is the perfect "angel" Plasina for entertaining friends. It just tiptoes through the cocktails ... Donor Center mixes so quietly you scarcely New Mexico ties the WAC l'fJCOrd for most consecutive league games won, nine, by club know it's there. binaASU 103-92. A heavenly bargain too! And 8amto5pm your local liquor merchant will assure Tuesday - Saturday you that ... you E!!.!!. take it with you. Doctor in residence Friday: 842-6991 Carl Dryer's GOLO OR SILVER Albuquerque Vampyt IM'ORTEO Eo BOTILEO BY TEOUILAJAUSCOSA 1307 Central NE at 7:00 and 9:15 lTEDUILA Sf. LOUIS, M'J., 00 PAOO~ C:Ccm.S5au ~ ~ .. IID®ll ~-...r.... l.o'bot.S have a tough time breaking- b)@~ the WAC mark for consecutive conference wins by Golf Team Places Fifth edging UTEP 59-51. Everything from a Authentic The UNM golf team tested its course and managed to place fifth overall score for the fhree day ••• WAC Title young wings when they Oew to out of fifteen collegiate golf teams lcont hom 1"'11" 101 Mobylobo to a tournment of 1147. New Mexican Kauai, Hawaii, last week-end to competing. Nihon University addicted to winning. Utah really Both these teams are going to be Double Jumbo. A. play in the John Burns Inter- Brigham Young's Bob Clampett put us through cold turkey by ready for us and CSU i~ looking Cuisine. collegiate Golf Classic. (Japanese team) was the winner won the individual medal with a shooting 62 percent from the field. for an NIT bid. We were looking sandwich to match Try the combination T~e men linkers played a 7200- wit!1 an. overall score of 1116, the composite score of 216. Clampett "They were calling it the greatest for an NIT bid last year when we every appetite. yard course the Wailua Golf Untverslly of New Mexico had Rn game ever up in Salt Lake," went up to CSU and Wyoming and plate or our had rounds of74, 69, and 73. High Ellenberger continued, "but it we came back with two losses." LQok for ou:r· Daily Special ~. ************************************ finisher for the Lobos was All The Rams enter tonight's game American and Captain Milch would have been a lot greater if we daily Specials. ~ New Mexico Gun Collectors Assoc. * had scored more points. But the sporting a 7-5 WAC mark and 17- Mooney with an eighth olact~ 8 overall record. Wyoming will ~ * way we came back and won that 'lrlln(l; CC.m§a Rlel!. ~®ll finish ~t 226, followed by· Jeff one at BYU shows what kind of travel to El Paso tonight to tangle ~ GUNSHOW ~ McMillen with 228, Mark Pelletier character this team has." with the Miners of Don Haskins. P:tQorunt® oon~ana.~ J.F.mst. l\Iu.esHl n·llD.. CC .. ~. 3-BDRM HOUse; walHo-wall carpet, immat:ulate monthly, -.pen••• paid, sight seei•i!· Fre< In- 7 TRAVEL SERW..S C£PT. condition, close to UNM, _slove & refrigerator, 00 formaliqn, Write: ~HP Co.. 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Housing plu~ iialary. 863-5021. 0.3/14 SPECIAL ALBUQUERQUE-JUAREZ bus trip, The opening rally or the New Mexico Woman's Forum was marred SIUdy lounges. Pool, underground parking. Social Classified Advertising Is located In Departs March II. $30.00 round lrip, $20.00 one programs. 303 Ash NE, 243-28,81. 03/02 SELF-MOTIVATED PEOPlE to sell di•play ad Thursday afternoon by menancing weather, overcast skys and a shouting way. Call lTC 255-6830. OJ/ 17 tdarr.on.Hall, Rm. 105. Open 8:30a.m. vcrti~illg for N,M_. Daily LOBO. MU!it have car, WALK TO UNM~ Two room.;;, t:ooking. facilities, evangalist. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. bath. Woman preferred. $110. 265-3927, 03/06 Come by Marron Hall, Room 133. tfn The political rally, on the upper mall, drew an estimated crowd of 150, RateS are: to run an ad 4 days or EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED. Good las~ wages, medium tips, nighls and weekend.l, See Frank 8. MISCELLANEOUS while the evangelist, preaching atop a bench on the lower mall attracted -CQStS 1!;jC aworcfperd!ly; an adplacec:J 5. FORSALE at Roy's Place, 5914 Central, 266-7807. Must be 21, about 200 per~ons. s· days or more consecutively cost~9c 03/13 CHEAP WATERBEDSI WATER trips $89.95 buys The crowd at the women's political rally was largest during the noon WATERBED: HEATER, LINER, headboard with LET W.E.A.!. PAY your way through school. you I) durk walnut stained frame, 2) safety liner, 3) :a w.ordper day. · roam comfort pad, 4) any .o;l.£e mnnnm with 3-yeir shelves. frame Is large and sturey on five legs. 255- Interviewing li:OO am Friday March 3, Ro:;~m ·2116 hour remarks in which Millie Arviso delivered a tribute to the late ASUNM , guaranlcc; $89.95.3407 Central NE, 255·2289, 04/04 tiiOON·IS the deadline to place~~~ ad 35llleOJve message. Best offer. 03/02 M,e.<;a Vista. 03/03 Senator Elva Rose Benson. As the afternoon drew on the chilling winds . In next day · 1976 FIAT 131, S-spced, low mileage, excellent forced more and more spectators away from the mall. N L"'Ondition, many extras. can Barry 877-7881. 03/09 - COLOR TV FOR LOBO games. IS". Usellid off. 2r.i>-5871. OJ/03 53 So. Alricon Burroughs, Kerouac. De lades' ''Le:s liaisons 40 Irate HAPPY BIRTHDAY LINDA. llo-. you. Chuck. 41 M' draft of 33 Sudden Dangereuses," Black Sun. 175. 843-6396 aflcr 12. NO DOWN PAYMENTS. One only. Tappan coin 03/07 Ingle 11 Amusements movement Mon-Sat. 03/07 Microwave, browning element, adjustable shelves. 42 Detecting 1 2 Roman olli- 35 Flap 54 To-·--: Ex· SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDY in South America, For information 268-4394. 03/08 AIKIDO LESSONS MARTIAL Art and Meditation. system clal aclly UNM's And~n Center, informalion 229 Ortega Firsl les.~on free. Sandia Judo Clubs. Saturday 9:00 43 Representatives Crippled violently 55 Never: Hall, 277-2636. 03/08 13 am. 03/08 45 Rest 36 Dance of Poetic New Mexico A series of workshops on INSTEAD OF THE mindless sex and violence ofTV, 18 HAVE A BEAUTIFUL garden. Start 1he easy way. 6. EMPLOYMENT 46 West point- Chet:Jse Israel 58 Sooner than come ab~rb lasteful id display in '"Acts of Passion", women's issues will continue in Rototilling by 268-6510.03/08 coatmg 38lalrs appointment. Call Tim 59 Cinnabar •• 6 one-acts March 5-8, 8 pm in UNM's EXI'IC'rimental PART. TIME JOB: Sales, flexible hours, good pay. ., the New Mexico Union today Theatre. Tickets only Sl •.SO a1 the Fine Ans Box Po.~'i-lble full-time for summer. Call: Phil franczyk, omcc. 03/08 C.l.U •• 883-5360. 03/14 and Saturday. •. . ··-· IF YOlJ'VE HAD any problems with library fines 4. HOUSING DAILY .. .. OVERSI;AS JOBS-Summer/year·round. Europe, S. call us. 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